Death SS has offered another single and video, "Love Until Death", from its upcoming album, The Entity, due in May via Lucifer Rising.
This powerful and dramatic dark ballad is about the impossible and tormented love between Dr. Jekyll and his young housekeeper, Mary Reilly. "Love Until Death" is inspired by the short story - Mary Reilly, written by Valerie Martin in 1990.
"Mary is the only person who can understand Jekyll's drama. She assists him without judging, trying to save him from the assaults of his cruel avatar Hyde by showing the Entity how true love can go as far as sacrifice", explains Death SS' frontman Steve Sylvester.
The video was again edited by Andrea Falaschi, who speaks of the technique used to shoot the different scenes: "The video is a kind of prequel to 'Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde'. In fact, we find again the character of Mary Reilly played by Jessica, when she was the housekeeper in Dr. Jekyll's house... We recreated a kind of 'found footage' in the style of The Blair Witch Project with Jessica's footage. Done on purpose with a smartphone and further degraded in post-production. The idea was to recreate the found footage of a kind of BSDM snuff movie".
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The Entity tracklist:
01. Ave Adonai
02. Justified Sinner
03. Possession
04. Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde
05. Two Souls
06. Out to Get Me
07. Hell is Revealed
08. Love Until Death
09. The Whitechapel Wolf
10. The Evil Painter
11. Cimiteria
12. Evil Never Dies
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